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Here is a 64 Plymouth hook. The part # is stamped in the hook.

The picture in post # 1 is my picture. Here are some more pictures. Hope this Help you. Yes in 64 Dodge and Plymouth jack hooks are different! Jeff

I went trough my parts books, the part# is 22277597 is use in E Bodies from 70 to 73 and A Bodies from 65 to 73. Vendor suppliers may have different versions through the years but same part#. There are times that part#'s and casting #'s don't match. This wide a window should help you locate one...

Gassr Yes there was a bezel for that combination W/Std Trans W/O Heater or Air Conditioning Part # 2290176. Jeff

Terry1213 w.Hudson The part# is 1673184 and it is used in all transmissions from 1955 to 1964.It also was even used in the powerflites from 1955 to 1961. I went through all my parts books the spring is all the same part #. Hope this helps...

The part # is for a 66 Dart.

Here is the driveshaft lengths from the 65 parts book. Jeff

In Dec I didn't receive my Chrysler Power Nov Dec issue, so I called their office. I got no answer, so I left a message. They called back later and left a message that they were having trouble with the printer. Jeff

Here is some info, a friend used them without an issue. Jeff https://www.restorationspecialties.com/assets/pdfs/2022_PDF_Catalog_RSSI.pdf

mopar Check this out. max wedge scoop - location / dimensions on hood

Here are a set of pedals I have.

I was always told the person who makes no mistakes doesn't do anything. I have tried not to make the same mistake twice.

This information that I have found. Jeff https://1962to1965mopar.ornocar.org/ml-62-65heaters.html

Top of interior page. Jeff https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/making-vapor-barriers-for-doors-quarter-panels.65664/

Geff You can check this out. Jeff https://www.autocolorlibrary.com/pages/classic-library https://www.autocolorlibrary.com/pages/1964-Plymouth.html#parentHorizontalTab3

Snook According to the Hollanders the lids are year specific. Jeff

Murry Check this site out. https://www.moparaction.com/2016/03/16/disc-main/ Jeff

Glassman What I can tell you is the scoop is part of a complete aluminum front end that is on a 63 Savoy 2 dr sdn. Yes I tend to agree that the bracing was added (support?). The scoop appears not to be altered in any other way that I can see. As far as history the car was from the NY NJ area...

I apologize for not responding back. I will send the pictures that I have. Jeff

What year doors are you looking for? Jeff